Reviewing The State Of The Labour Market – April 2025
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Reviewing The State Of The Labour Market – April 2025
Fallout from the Canada-United States trade war seems to be hitting Canadians harder thus far.
Total Catastrophe Was Avoided, But Canada Is Heading Rightward
We need an unofficial opposition of mobilized workers ready to fight the coming attack on labour and left-wing politics.
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Conservatives Made Gains Where Cost Of Living And Tariffs Loomed Large
“Pierre Poilievre, in his rage farming, tapped into a lot of people.”
Votes For Libs And Cons Soared. But How Solid Is Each Party’s Support?
Canada is not yet locked into a two-party system, according to experts.
Is There A Real Difference Between The Libs And Cons On Palestine?
Five Palestinians weigh in on this question and the importance of voting in the election more broadly
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Is There A Real Difference Between The Libs And Cons On Palestine?
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‘You’re Literally Brainwashed’: Jewish-School Students Speak Out
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Total Catastrophe Was Avoided, But Canada Is Heading Rightward
We need an unofficial opposition of mobilized workers ready to fight the coming attack on labour and left-wing politics.
Arbitration Can Be A Powerful Choice In The Union Playbook
A recent strike by child and family service workers in Manitoba demonstrates how unions can use arbitration to complement strikes
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Is There A Real Difference Between The Libs And Cons On Palestine?
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